Yes, according to what I read you have to build a special furnace to burn them. If the fire rating is true they are incredible insulation and it makes building a house much faster and eliminates problems with code. You just build a modified stick frame 12 inch thick in the floor , ceiling and walls. You can also build with rice bags.
http://www.esrla.com/shotgun/frame.htm
r At 03:45 PM 11/19/2008 -0900, you wrote:
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) or something. Once there is a little bed of coals in the reservoir the grain feeds in one two at a time and burn very efficiently. Not living in rice country I don't know about their hulls but I image it would be similar?
Nick
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?
Rice hull stoves are very popular in some countries. The pictures I've seen look like they burn very well.
http://www.repp.org/discussiongroups/resources/stoves/IRRI/Lotrau/Lotrau.html
http://www.reap-canada.com/bio_and_climate_3_3_1.htm
Why do you say they almost won't burn?
Spaceman
Forrest Charnock wrote:
The rice hulls sound like the way to go as meeting code is easy and they
almost won't burn.
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